Purdue Bounces Past Hawks 20 13 Cornell Wins 14 0
Cornell defeated Coe 14-0 in a Saturday game on the Kohawk field before about 2,000 fans. Corners Nichols connected for a key pass to DeFries setting up Kachinskas's TDs, while Jim Koch and DeFries added the second score. Coe showed edge in some statistics but miscues and a late fourth‑quarter fumble kept them scoreless.
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ISC Gets Hop Hops Buffs 18-7
Iowa State Cyclones beat Colorado 18 to 7 for homecoming victory. Cyclones held Buffalos to 67 rushing yards while gaining 233 on the ground. Halbert Chauncey and Angle starred in a second half surge as ISU pulled away after trailing at halftime.
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Purdue Bounce Stuns Iowa In Big Nine Clash
Purdue Domination in speed and backfield pace over Iowa, 20-13, before 47,000. Key plays included a late first-half 45-yard pass De Moss to Adams setting the opening score. Purdue, with stars Szulborski Gorgal and Captain O’Reilly, outgained 348-187 and earned their first win in four games.
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Purdue Iowa clash yields bruising 0-0 stalemate insights
Michigan Pops ’Cat Bubble recounts a violent Western conference battle as Purdue defends against Iowa. Key plays include Gorgal’s kick returns and a controversial touchback ruling. Officials explain Purdue’s substitutions after Szulborski's dismissal, while both teams grind through a demanding game.
Wolverines blank Northwestern 28 to 0 in Ann Arbor
Michigan overpowers Northwestern 28 to 0 before 85,938 fans. Leo Koceski scores three touchdowns as Michigan dominates with 342 yards and a stifling defense led by Dworsky and Kempthorn. Northwestern held to 47 rushing yards after a strong first half.
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Trimble Sets Mark in State Mile Team Victory
Ocie Trimble of Roosevelt High School set a new class A mile mark with 4:36.7 to win the class A individual crown. The Roosevelt Riders captured the class A team title with 10 points, narrowly defeating Iowa City which had 17. Charles Whiteaker of Council Bluffs won the class AA individual crown in 4:44.5, eight seconds behind Trimble.
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Tigers Stun Navy in 35-14 Comeback Victory
Missouri built a 35-0 lead before Navy sparked two late scoring drives led by quarterback Bobby Horne. Center Bob Fuchs anchored the Tiger line as Missouri topped Navy 35-14 before about 22,000 at Babe Ruth Stadium. Horne connected with Larry Treadwell and Jim Green for Navy scores in the final minutes.
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Dartmouth Explodes Whips Colgate 41 16 at Memorial Field
Hanover fans watched Dartmouth demolish Colgate 41 16 as the Big Green offense clicked behind hard hitting blockers. The eruption produced the largest point total under coach Moe Laughry with touchdowns in every period and a crowd of about 12 000.
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